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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-15

AmAN lacks a good deal of being "a
failure" who sells a railroad and pays
off $40. 1000. 600 of his debts
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-15

A MAGAZINE devoted 10 spelling re-
form says: "When peopl becum accus-
tOmd to the new attire Of sum familiar
words they will more Iedily assent to
more and more changes. To this the
EorriStowu Herald rejoins: Don't be-
iev we'd ever lern To spell in such RI
diculus manr. The old stile spelu is
gud enuf fur us, and biologists had betr
let our orthografy alone. 1t is tn late
tn max nu Departure of this caractr.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-15

PRINCESS BEATRICE Is Spiritualist,
and She says she doesn't care who knows
=
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-15
IN THE rAsr,

mated in saw mill 10 busin' IS and Il
dwelling houses were burned Loss $4,000
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-15
WHY He DIDN'T STAY.

Simwit. the aspiring young drama
tist, who borcs her by reading his plays
to her-"Yes, Miss Florence, | love
oysters. but can't endure to eat them,
you know unless Iopen them myself.
And | am so unskillful; they won't
open for me,
Miss Florence-'I'l tell you how
you can make them open. Place a
dozen or so in circle. Sit in the
middle and read one of your plays 10
them. and before you have finished one
scene the shells will begin to yawn and
then yoI can seize the toothsome -
going so soon?"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
HahiiunI ,an.tinniian

And kidney and liver ills, depend.
Ing on q weak or inactive condition Of
the kidneys, live or bowels, are sue.
csfsinlly and permanently cured only
by the use Of the gentle, yet effective
laxative and diuretic, Syrup OF Fig.
It's advantages are evident; II 10 easily
taken, pleaIing 10 the taste, acceptable
10 the stomach, harmless 10 the mosi
del cafe system, snd truly beneficial
In effect. For sale In 80 cents and
OIL 90 bottles. For sale In % cents
and 81 bottles by II. J. Hester and
all leading drue gists. Van West a
Co., q. W. Jonee a Co., w. N. VII.
kerson a Co., ]. J. Miles, end 4
Mansfield a Co. have been appointed
Wholesale sgenls al Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

The trains Of the Gulf road, leaving
here DAILY, are crowded with passen.
gers Tor ArkAnsai, reras and Kansas
This road has doDe a wonderful busI.
ness from the South during the pasi
summer.
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ron SALE.

DONY MARB-ws'l broke 70 saddle and
o siS'i sJi fs'iiGGL it 81, Il s Front.
DUPs- Rs-fosbdlasd Cgg.. TslsgA enc
WI family pprpose,. Apply at rs Beale q.
RsIDESCE-At = bussln. for cash l
~ ohsr ior .sls, alta iov pliest beautiful
houis nearly ns- ana has sls rooms and out.
fids improysmsntsi en- client sishbof God.
aud short distance from .fssi esis. Apply
a'onos TO. r'b soSks,
MACH sERY- One lot Of slAvs aud head.
wi ms msehinery, alto snsina and boiler.
all 10 Esod fspaif, part nes. viii teli any
part or Ill. For further particulars address
bhAnnsn A RUSSELL, Ilai sfofd, Tenn
pHICR KEsIu ENCE--Por o. Oou,uU
- sell . bTiok residence and elrrer ,.
'''' C0SkwAY's AGENCY, % xsia
4 OT-Grsat ,.erlts.-Main ,ts,t lot. q
IL feet. a. tlt0 yer fsot.. hdlolnins lot
cannot be bousht fur les han t1O per loot
Pufehassr sure 10 male 20 yer foot In short
time. We knov whsfeoi 20 srsak, and 70
s.S, inso.,ibI. % is,sI sure r't % ,s2a. 70.
ysstors, uaks upI Ofhes open At a.m.
COrAwAY'k AuksOi, ~ Main.
CeHoOL DEbRs : Abost driI doubt.
- school desks, ttlii ehefyl. ift1 ifams.'
ID Eood order. Apply al Lshoyio School,
No, ~ Orleans street
OLD PAPKRs-At App..l cosstInsrOOn.
" 10 esnu per 100,
GIN-oo saw 0gllstt gin, feeder and con.
" dsnfsr. nsaflY nsNi pflea. llO.
JIM ssif6, TO- Poplar st.
L,sgIsE AND BoILKR-Flr.t sla.,, nos
sS..p. @s6bsS Woods, 50 ..eopd q.
pE.IDgscE- sl.ssst and ds.lrabls
vlth 10 rooms. In hf,t class eondiiion, and
With oil modern and desirsbls eonvenisnosst
hot and cold uAtsrI 40 abundAnt supply Of
clear va,sf Tor all purposesi lot losrxS feet
.:: q :' WI iS, ). ga e: chez"
II. J. BLACK a co.,
| n MAjison 81.
IDRua BTORE-A art elias. retail drus
u store, doins = sood psIins business
one u the oldest stAnds In hsmphisI ffst
class prescription uaisl good reasons tof
selling. address hALkM, this ence.
IGM-0ns nearly Bs- Nllburn hullsf .
" nv gin Tor 500.
bpsst's W addlhE Cos, 70 Vance 81.
INKw HOUsE-A dsllshiful and vsry q.
nd ssis a., 81 ieo RAybutn ave.
LI'ARM-Ol nIt sty acres, at bargain, ~
~ miles north 81 hsmphn, snd ore n W.
east Of ~. klmo station, q. y, n. D !
veil mptovedg part hill, var, efesh bo,to n !
walton. rs In ala her. Pfot sfty flf sale 10 Au
'" HSf6hEff ssiru, ~ Main Of.
| SAwmILL-v.ry ,hssp. Doubl. sircglu
ID 10 horse power, 10 sood running ofdsf,
veil adapted 70 pufposs 4 Plantsll9n sne
SHINING. Apply 10 ". q. Bell, " MulbeuJ
XXJE WILL nlKs 1T TO TUE IgTEk-
Wv eat svsry possible purchaser oi bund
los fitss 10 vrits ua, ~ call tt.uns ~ nsAi
~ praetlcal tlse, tsrms sod locality OF lot ds
sired, value Of ooniemplstsd I'm pfvt ,menu
s,s; m.,;. no si ,.r ,.s s.lSS. pi.s..
"nIbfEhfios' fnaMAsA RoGgRs.
" Madison street.
DAY PONY coLr-T-o and ahiis yssr
st,ilsh, L0CkNV0D'B HfkBLE,
MICE COTTAGE rooms, In s1collsh
IN r,palrl lot b1Iip iesti one square ffon
tive street car iibs,. Also, one etoeilsn
fA~ii' A'f''' AS9lk.iSoBp, va yrssl q.
iDIANos-T..nv sOYd ,.cond:hssd
Isht ana ,auafs pianos must be sold
cheap ior 's's' seq GifiE sSsiS f6S..
Nul,osD, JsxsIsr, ggi N An.
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OLIVER, FINNIE Il CO.
REWARD.

ok REwAHD-Suaytd from our stable.
dDC No. al Monroe sutet, On evening 18th
Sept. one small Texas mulei brand and
is DELIVERY TO Us. PA. JONES A 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

- school desks. StiiI cherry. ifsi frans..
lp sood order. Apply At Lshoypo School.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
ROOMS AND BOARD

TWO RO0Ms-wlth board. for alady. gen.
tlsmAn and child, In q private family.
References given A. a required,
Address "a" this once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

IL the city furnishes one part Of The paving,
why not the whole party Respectfully,
JN0. J. SHEA.
COUNTY TRUSTEE.

Messrs. John .. She's, John Lilly and Jas.
Steele wound up their report on the once a.
Trader were appointed by the grand jury Of
the May term, 1886, Of tho Criminal Court as
. subcommittee to examine said Office that
they performed said duty and reported said
once to be conducted in a thorough and
competent manner. Mr., A. J. Harris wa,
doubt but the Office Is still condusted in the
manner reported by the last grand jury"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

WE WILL mIKs 1T TO TnE tNTBk.
wv est Of svsry possible purchaser 81 bald
les sites Il. write Ne, ~ "a ,tsuns nsn
sired, valus al oonte N lated I'm pfvN ,menui
etc. II makes no diasfsaee hos you u-nt "
or whore. We can sutton. sellers please
~hi5 fEhffos fliaAAs4 RoGERs.
~ Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

Prom this IL will be seen that most u the
hauling Esa done AZ 81 GER car.
Al least fouf-hiths OF the work done on
streets 10 done during the summer, When
ibsfe 10 little done In hauiinsi and v ne
hauiins Of the gravel were advertised for
csmpettiye biddinss y you'd have been
done much cheaper, and the city has htre-
By lost large tumf Of money,
Mr.. Conroy, 81 Clsrk.ville,. from whom
large amounts Of stone have been bought
and with whose stone II 4 almott stipula'ed
In the contract With the Union De- on Com
pany that ihey shall pave Front ireet nofi D
81 Market street with u, testified that mgl'
Meriwcthsr ordered stone from him for NJ.
NJ. LaTkin, and that he, j. Confoy, always
looked 70 MAI Merivethsf h zee that be re-
ceived pay for his it0te.
IL u fiaht thata city engineer should ac'
In this capacity a. clerk for . oity contractor
or a. a quasi surety for hint
Another ttrpnge thing In the paving
streets II that this stone came billed 70 ~,
Lafkin, and that the Ncily sees that w
freight IL paid ana really does pay W.
| freight. and the same IL deducted from w,
N. LAfkin't biils,. add the cost Of the ff,ish'
10 never paid 10 Mr.. Lsrkin, bat paid a.
rectiy 20 the railroad company,
| Another strange mixture and mlnsllnl .
things 10 that the city almost alsays fuf
nisAss the Tishominso srsvsl In the ps'ins
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L,iSr.

DOCKETD OK Small amount Of money.
l. Return 10 Doc Bennett, corner Madison
and tecond. transfer atent Iiiitons' street
Oar Company, and DO rewarded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
MEMPHIS DAILY ArpEAL~MONOAY. OCTOBER 10, 1887

mons to give up the practice OF
polygimv, and tina, they have used
their official and personsl IL fdence
to induce the Mormons to take such a
step. The commissioners wish to die
claim any interference in the question
Of statehood for Utah, but consider
that whether the Territory be I'D.
mitted or not, q "s.rong, sdvanced'po'
sition 10 gained when the mass OF the
people are induced to pace them
selves on record in opposition TO
polygsmy. Now while the great macs
OF the Mormon people are making an
effort for the abandonment Of the
practice OF polygsmy, We are ssked to
recommend further legislation CT q
Hostile and aggressive character, al.
most II not entirely destructive OF
local self government, thereby inf CT
ing Punishment upon the innocent as
well as the guilty. This We decline to
do" The commissioners, instead,
recommend the adoption OF an amend.
ment 10 the constitution OF the United
States prohibiting the institution or
practice Of polygamy in any form in
any OF the States or Ferritories.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

used was mountaineering, and that
our Lord instituted the supper with
such wine" You are far from show.
iog that there is anything in the
example OF err Lord giving the
remotest justification to your
use OF distilled liquors or branded
wines. / am grieved with indignation
when l hear preachers and chuic1
members quoting the example, OF our
Lord in support Of the uss Of distilled
liquors, which were not invented till
the seventeenth century l believe that
II our Lord we're in New York today,
face to face with our present drink'ng
customs, he would again, as he did VI
Old, knot the whip OF email cords al
purge the church-shall / cay from
thievesf Yes. / will apply that term
to the whisky ring. Purge the church
OF strong drink in its moderate form,
and in doing that we would only be
giving ,ficacy to my text-"It is good
neither to eat flesh, nor to drink wine,
nor anything whereby thy brother
stumbleth, or Is offended, or is made
weak" 30 speaks Joseph Cook,'oue
Of the most eloquent aud one OF the
most learned of the clergy thit
country sfiords.
How different are the word OF the
doctor to the noble words Of Paul
quoted above.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

itself In any form Of gross unisirness.
1t could not, consistently, lend it.
sell to the defamation Of DuBose
or Peters while defending Hadden.
The ATRIAL, sure Of itself and OF it's
cause, does not resort to misstatement,
Misrepresentation or liLel. 1t does
not try to manufacture q cause, and II
is opposed to personality and abuse.
These are the weapons OF weak minds,
and are the resort OF those only
who are wholly without arguments
But the Avalanche, seemingly pur.
sued by q dread, is ieverish. II needs
relief. "The milk in the cocosnut" Is
only II, own bitter and u%nrelsnting
pursuit. Of Haddsn. That's oil there's
In 1t. "Only that, and nothing more"
And thus said tho APPEAL, "kindly,
but firmly" insists upon the Ava
lanche making the amende for its
charge as to Judge DuBose, Gen. Pc
terr, and the grand jury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
MEXICAN VETERANS.
Plans Perfected for Their Fart In
the Presidents Reception.

ths hscepttons
The Mexican veterans met ysst.r.
day at the Merchants exchange pur-
susnt TO call, with the following com-
rades present: Capt. +. A. Cole.
Capt r. d. Read, Capt now, Gen.
W. ]. Smith, Mesrs, II Lemon, II.
ssesssl, ID. jackson, W. M. Hutton,
T. J. Hogan, w. M. Smith, J. b. Ly-
erly, d. Hukill and q. W. Gregory.
A letter from Col. w. q, Falkntr, Of
Ripley, Miss, was read. Ia II he
stated / at he would cyme prepared
10 welcome the President n behalf OF
the veterans, and also suggested the
manner In which IL shou 4 occur 10
be truly imposing and crvditAble 10
his comrades. IL 10 about settled that
the vetsrans will enact Their special
pfogrsm In the Merchants Exchange
chamber.
A motion was made a. iOilose:
That " 20 In the express wagons
rendered, Dnt those who Wish msy 20
OIL hontblck." Carried.
TIE veterans will be supplied with
appropriate badges, and he express
wagons In which they ride will be
h~andtomely, but not gIudily, decor
ated.
Letters were also read from Thomas
+. Young, Of Corinth, Miss., and
John Conner, or, Of Ripley, fem.
The former, who served IN the firt
Tennessee cavalry, expressed himself
"a bsing very anxious 10 inset and
shake hsnds with mis- surviving com.
rsdes al Memphis on this occasion In
contemplation, and said he would
cerIaiuly 90 here. TIE latter was q
private Ia the Fourth regiment, Ton
ne,sse volunteer. lie sAid three or
four veterans would accompany him.
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Col. Josiah Pstt.s.ss sss ~ @ q
Ls.ks an Ter nsshviIIs.


Ls.ks On Ter nsshvtIIs.
Col JOSIAH Pstisrton KId NJ. 7 @.
L@sts. IT,, cit as nisht| Tor ss,h.
vile. The tti C, Of the visit &. b -
bss tie proposition Tor i5J0,OoO
subscription 70 The Midland rsiiro,d.
TIE former ga sIe3untsTsd on q
street car by IA ArTsAt reporter,
while e. route 81 The LJuisvils a
Sssh'iils dept.
"Y-s." ssid be-, 10 uspohs. " q
question from the rspSrlsr. Il ss
s0ibg bsot 10 submit tie revised
propagation 10 Davidson county
This tine ! IN are ss viii carry II,
a. every oblsc ion raised In the lssl
osmps 70 is provided for. Ilysu re-
member, tie great argument employed
Dy be Bauntf sgsintt be- su~bsefipIon
as the . inssI q shtlby county 10
vote tHOCOo 10 tiai ~ say
rius, ADD ss oil rot Ut you i1r oas
tati ~ iiH NHt NnIf CITY
I'D N-mphia' 10 maize al, pain,
se uil supulsie bat ths road IL 10 bs
| cJnpleiet . dIttatos a abO.t g2b
at -, uhcb will tarY " 100 miles
ssst II Nashville Tue $50 90 tten
siI b. iuf the road from Nashville 10
tts VIZ nia lice. I . construction
~ 325 m 90 u road viii sisj dFp,ss
o. ABOtisf tfgumsnt a. Justly nied
sssiB'l ~. tee " being mere specu
= ore. siih 70 ibtniion 81 real,
b4i'ditE the Nd,td a. o~rsilsIy
edged"
nl~ stbe wors n construction
~ grss,iug 81 tie sid''
WbJ, tory hvs miIss srs uAdy for
be ptl, aud ~ Intervening d~isiapc.
stli be T.sny within Ice tan /.
m0n'b. Trass sil bs Iunnug b,
Jsluaiy. A iaffs force Of NO anon
have tesn engaged Tor .styio. bsyobi
J.essoD, std sii pu,h mui,rs TO he
Tsnntoee nvtL'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

The correspondent OF the ArPKAL
reports an extraordinary event yes
terday in HcKendree church In Nash.
vile. The clergyman denounced the
stage and stage people In very sweep.
Jog terms. Il 30 happened that Emma
Abbott, the operate singer, was pres.
ent. As the clergyman made no tx
ceptions whatever, Miss Abbott,
waiting until the preacher had finished
his sermon, sre,e from her pew and
In a few eloquent words took issue
with him, and very pluckily cham
pioned the members CT her profession
against the administrations OF the
preacher. The name OF Emma Abbot.
ia c,rtsinly above ~reprosch, and II
Ia not surprising that she should have
grown indignant. The clergyman
thanld not have made the subsequent
Comments reported. We do not be.
lieve II no had spoken kindly OF
actors, and Miss Abbott had arisen
and thanked him, he would have
considered her sufficiently obtrusive
as to justify the Intervention Of a
policeman. His charges were go
sweeping that Miss Abbott had reason
to feel that che had been personally
a~ssailed; and, such being the case, II
was quite proper that she should de-
iend her own good name q. tbs mo.
ment. The clergy man, though
doubtless unaware OF Miss Abboit's
presence, had nevertheless invited
contradiction by his unqualified
structures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
Tie utah Communication

wnHIsoroN, Oct. John A. Ne.
Ci,rbs a md A. d Carlton, OF the
U ali commission, have submitted n
,hs Secretary Of the Interior a minor.
iJ report, disenting from some Of the
views Of a msjofiiy Of the commission,
- expressed In lie annual report 10
Gently Submitted. The majority Jay f:
"while concerning 10 part q the
msiorty report Of 10 associates, We
dissent from Il particularly a. regards
the gL,ral aninus AId the pfcpre'y
Of introducing a theolog cal d. cos
tiln infO n regular document Aiei
a review Of ibe Effects OF tho les
fegtstfA ion Law upon the plrcioi 81 =
delsgai, to the fiiteth Cllercer, the
dissentioR commiteioLefs say thAi
early in The pfes,nt year they dle.
G. rnod 4 .. J.'iion gm OK he Nor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
a ats.ssrt wsIp.l,s

MlDnaLL, NJ b., Osi "a nunbs,
Of b~ur.iAHi,s hsvs recently oeca,rsd
10 this town. sad a ies day, ,go four
.sgroes were arrested sslhs psrps,rat.
ors Of the crimes. On Friday night
fumois Of tskiDg he prisoners on, n,
us 81 add rhit ping item caused
OGiusf Conner TO -'iempt 10 rpmoy.
t.,m 10 the couhiy lrL bl' ON tbs
say be sss ms boy dan am ~
m D., who TOOK tie PRISON 10 a.,v
g. ma him sld drove them iona NM,
Arcs Iut Ot tOwp, " ere tho, wore IN
y-is y whipped end ordered 10 leave
byi ospty lhy hare not been head
I re-.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
Htt - Rstuss.akss,

DAYTON, o., Ocs. s.-Dry season
brought increased numbers Of rattle.
snakes into marshy lands along Mao
river, aid villain the past month re.
ports Of several people being bitten
nave been brought In, On HuhmAn's
prsris, hse miles east Of here, eanr.
day, q large rat,'cr bit Franz Huf
man's ioif year old Ffonch Norman
colt on the hose, aud tonight the
splendid nnima " dying Ia horrible
suffering from ~tunoca'ion, bis head
being swollen o. tho biEB OF q nyut
barrel sud throa. almost entirely
closed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

ACCORDING to the report Of the re.
%ceiyer, the failure Of the fidelity bank
Of Cincinnati was not go bad as the
public was originally led to believe.
Usually these failures take on more
serious aspects as Investigation pro.
ceeds. The announcement that a
preliminary dividend Of rs per cent.
will be paid CREDITOR, With other div.
idends to follow, may Gauss the pub.
lie to manifest a more lenisnt disposi.
ton toward President Harper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
o.. s....y 81 J.s. n. yi..s.

Nav YoIr, Oct. 9-ssIvie., we're
ted 1t Cniokehng bal today 10
memory d Joha d Finch, The temper.
sncs advocate aud head Of the society
~ q I'D Tsmpar, vho'e inosrsl
TOOK place this t~itefnoon at Evans.
zoo, III. The sage, q vacant chsir and
a portrait Of Mr.. Finch SER dfapsd
In mourning, TIE Rev Dr.. Bidwell
tHdpd prayer. Enlogistio speeohs,
we're made ny J A. Bogafdus, presi.
dent Of the board VI managers OF the
American T.mpefaace union the
RsV Dr.. Theodore l.. CnyleT. pfesi
dent a the NAionA, T. mpeisnte 30.
cisiy Gen. Clinton u Fish, d.. n.
Nam, gt-nd thief tenplsf I. o o
q r., Of NV Yotk Col. Il X Ch.yis,
grand cbisi templAf | o. o q. T., OF
Ken uoky Mrs nary Buri, president
4 the New Yoik State Wsmea's
Christian ~Temperance union, and
OtI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
h~Ieambonis CaIIIde.

CAIRo, ILL.,, Oct. 9.-Ihs steamer
New South aud the Mobile & Ohio
transfer W. b. Duncan oollided In
hsrbor at II O'Clock last night. The
New South Was slightly eamsgsd.
The Duncan was landed on the Ken
lucky shore aud tunk IN ten feet Of
w4ttr The Duncan had eigbt loaded
cars on board her. Tue damage Ia not
estimated. The New South proceeded
on her TIP 10 ~. Louis.
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APPEAL
MONDAY, ;: OCTOBER 10, 1887
TIE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
rs THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL,

The Atrial may bs found on flo In 81.
Loui, at tho Lindell Hotel.
In New York at the Pinh Avenue Hotel
and at tho ohce Of the American Newspaper
Publisher Association, lOi Temple Court.
This paper 10 represented by J.. X. Van
0oron, Special Eastern Advertising Agent.
No. u Tribune Building. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10
THE TER.
Indications.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10, l a.m.-Por missis.
sippi aud AlabAmAiI coolsr, fair weather
light TO fresh southeasterly winds.
For Akan,aIi Light rains. followed by
fair weather; light TO fresh nOrtherly winds.
For Tennessee Coolers light rains, fol-
loved BY fair weather light TO fresh south
erly winds, Ghiitit q 10 northerly.
The fiveri will remain nearly stationary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

MoSTRgaL-rbe Hon. J. A. Chan.
lean, - ctoiafy Il STATE, arrived here
from EIgs-d today. lie saws thai
the Il 'hefy c nm s'ion IL locked moan
iavoraby In London, sud that NJ.
joseph Unamheflain " the bee. man
thAi cl1'd bgtFsc'et.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

IT is 10 be hoped tia, TIE AvAlsbebe
spent the sabbath in prsyeiisl e3n.
tsnplstion Of Gen. Cnslmsrs' letter.
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Will not The eiissu Of Gen. Cha.
msrs be hind sbouEn 70 stsp lsrsArd
and Q We their pIm,t?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

"THEHr lie n o b hizors6 Ohio ,sls.
graph nos," said Mr.. Gould. The
public Gill echo the remArK pathetic
aLlH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

Ngw YoRE.-AmoBR the arrivals
/ day by tbs steamer IRON Liverpool
ars kyrle Bsllew, the Rlv. Morgan
DIX and lsmily anu Logon II. Roots.
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Yesterdays Local Temperature.
A--Lu. lI---I nn.- 49,.
VERY nUru EIsDER woRss

Maximum tsmP.r.!urs, s.Oi minimum
eos otops,si rainfall. 0.0.
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GOISs 10 KEsEw TsE TIsHr.

Who paid G,n. Chllnsp ,b., i,,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

Nav YoEg The ladi u tun pge
committee having been informed that
many women d,site 10 register and
yb,,' have announced tat oil who
cal a, their headquarters sill be- 10.
formed htw " proceed according TO
law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

"Mr. Barnes, q New York." a
novel b. tie vel Known playwright
A. q. Gunier, IL now ebi Dying q slnk.
ins popularity IL hiss passed through
an tdidon Of 5000 copies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-10

Yam Pnou lie, the christstirsd
Oiintse boy, h proving himssli an
expert In Letters. lie la, already an
tbts,estti q boot, when 1 Wa a Boy
in Onins,' ADD Ia nos " gagged IN ate
rte vi tciuits q rough New England.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-22

Subscribers to the 18th st. bridge fund are
hereby requested to call at once and pay
their subscription to A. 81. Maxwell or J. K.
Sawyer, who are authorized to receipt for the
SINE w. c. WoODMAN,
A h MAXWELL, Sec'y. President.